The phrase "a full timing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to "full-time" in the context of employment or commitment.
Example: "She has decided to switch to a full-time position at the company."
Alternatives: "full-time" or "a full schedule".
It is understood it took much longer, though the full timings have not yet been spelled out.
You can study the full timings here, but we have picked out five of the most problematic clashes before you get there.
a Full completion depended upon timing of enrollment into tier 2 as it was modified from 15 to 18 months.
10.03pm BST The second the referee blew his whistle for half time in extra time, Diego Simeone raced onto the pitch and instigated a full and frank discussion about timing issues with the referee.
Real-time symbolic timing diagrams are a full-fledged metric-time temporal logic, but with a graphical syntax reminiscent of the informal timing diagrams widely used in electrical engineering.
Beighton has been warmed up for eventual promotion – he was finance director not so long ago – but the timing requires a full explanation.
David Cameron yesterday gave the first clear indication of the timing for a full withdrawal of British soldiers from Afghanistan, saying that he wanted troops home within five years.
The US has already said it "regrets" the incident, but the timing of a full apology has been delayed, not least by a Pakistani request that the apology should be made around the time of the parliamentary debate over the new terms of engagement.
A second U.S. official, also speaking on condition of anonymity, said the U.S. military was planning for a full withdrawal but said the timing could be quicker than 60-100 days.
Safeguard your property as best you can -- but now it's about protecting people and lowering the risk of death and injury, primarily due to rapidly rising seas tomorrow -- as multiple storm surges are pushed ashore by Sandy's battering-ram winds, coupled with the (very) unfortunate timing of a full moon.
